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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Personals sad Briefs,

Mr. Purcell, keeper OF Monroe Park,
continues very i'll.
Misses Lee snd Madeline jenkins have
gone to Ocean View, Old Point, and Nor
folk, and will spend some time away.
Hon. John :. Wise returned Yesterday
morning from Philadelphia, where he ad'
dressed the Yourg Republican Club on
the 4ih.
Things about the Henrico county court
house Yesterday presented very dun ap-
pearapce. Neither the County nor Circuit
Court was in session.
Mrs.. II. II. Bl0omberg. accompanied By
her daughter. Miss Florence, and ber niece,
Miss Winnie Bloomberg, left the city yes
terday 10 spend the summer among the
mountains Of Virginia.
The tr.in from West Point due here at
1910 A. n. yesterday was delayed half
hour by the engine becoming detached
and leaving the train some distance. The
Richmond ladies and gentlemen who took
mart in concerts IN West Point the night
before were on this train.
Marriage licenses have been issued, ac-
cordipg to the Washington Star, AZ follows
charles z. Roach and Nora BIankenship
q. q. Ford aud Ross J. smith; X. L. Jones
ard Annie Kritzer; ID. Ledsey and D,rs
UeInIein; G.. ii. Robertson and Sarah u
Fowkfs: y. Frick ard Maggie v. Bergen;
Roswell B. Britt and Hattie Lee Bolton
| Frederiek smith and Jsunie Harris; II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
MORMON MATTERS.
REPRESENTATION or rHg cossrrru-
1royAL cosvsNrl0S.
Bigsmy and Polygsmy Porbiddea-Ias
Punishment Prescribed for violstion
Of the Law-what is Thought
Of the Movement
tBy telegraph to the DIsps,ch.l

SAT- LAKE CRY, July THE mos. IN
ro,taut step Il taken 10 the Mormon 'on'
stitu,lonal Convention was made % aN.
wien tic appropriate COMMITTEES rcp)rse1
toe following sections:
Article XIV. section i2:' B,xlmF snf
pol,gamy being considered ineompN'o.s
with republican form ~ GJvsrnmrn,,
esch OF them Il hereby forbidden snd ne'
elared a misdemcanor. Any person Mh'
shaII violate this seetiop shall oo eonyieiion
thereof bo puui.h he'd by Zoe ofuot more thau
Al 0C0 ara by lmpriscnment for a term OF
ROT less than six months or more thsn
three wears. in the discretion 81 the court.
This section shah he construed a. opera.
five without the ard OF legslation. ana
offences prohibited by this section snui
no. be barred by any statute OF Limitation
within three years after the commission Oh
the offence. nor tue power OF pardon ex'
tend there until such pardon shau have
besn approved by the Presideut OF the
United States.
A proyiso 10 Article XVI. on amend.
ments: Provided that sscttOn IL OF Article
XIV. shall not BE- amended. revised. or IN
aBy way changed ugtil any amendment,
revision, or change, as proposed there
shall. IN addition 10 the requirements OF tho
provisions Of this article, be repDfteu to
the Congress Of the United state. and
shall De by congress approved and ratified.
and such approval and ratification be pro.
cIlmed by the President of the uriied
states: and iino' 80 rirfed and proclaimed
said section stall. remain perpetual.
The theory Il the friends OF the move
ment Is that 81 the Government compre-
houds and implies are concessions OF some
popular rights and privileges; that this ques-
tion belongs 10 the loca instead OF the na.
tionsl Government; ihs' Il is political. not
religious. aud that The Government c'nnot
treat WITH or make gr'ements with re-
hglous lodics: that polyeamy has already
teen pronounced an offence sgaiust the law,
and these provisions make no new offence,
hut recognize something already esab.
lished. This m tier has been the chlef
poiut of private discussion among dele
gates. aud !. the real slst OF the whole po-
htical que ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
NO Stealing.

In the Police.Court report published
Yesterday appeared the following:
.'Thomas Ashburn and wife, stealing
one dress-lining ifoa Martha Bowling.
Bailtd for to-day"
when the case wa, called yesterday
Justice Richardson. learning its nature,
dismissed II, saying that IL any proceeding
we're had It should be a civil suit to
replevy. The warrant, which charged
"iakins, stealing, and carrying away"
vas issued under misrepresentation OF the
facts in The case, and instead should have
been a civil one TO obtain goods alleged TO
have been held by the defendants wife,
who is dressmaker. There was nothing
whatever in the transaction 90 attach guilt
either 10 Mr.. Ashburn or his wif', and
they were Lonorably discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
igarpcr's Hcvciations.

CINCINNATI, july 6.-Tbe 1rmes.Stdr
prInts a talk this afternoon with T.. l..
u",ror, Ie,s 90 tho Fidelity Hs,iou.i bank
and now In Jail awaiting trial. He says
that be had no idea II any disaster 10 the
bank, and that be bought the stock the day
before the closing, and only two days be.
fore rut $4,000 on deposit. II tie bank
examiner had not come there would have
been no trouble. lie denie, that he kept
bIs actions secret. and said that all OF the
directors were responsible. lie also went
back into past history and said that at the
time OF the Hardy whesi-d1al a Cincinnati
bank vault was literally emptled. lie then
put in s200,0O0 and the deal was cirred
through successfully. Harper says that
some oi the men engaged In that trlnsac-
ii0n are now foremost ~ condemDing him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Periious balloon Trio.
fBy telegraph V the Dispateh.l

PORTLAND, Me, July 5.--Proiessor
Charles ii. Grimely, accompanied BY a
newspaper reporter, made balloon aseen.
sion from Lincoln Park yeaerdsy. At the
height OF three thousand feet the balloon
struck westerly current and was carried
swiftly out to SEA. An attempt was made
to land on one Of the Islands in the harbor.
but without avail. and the balloon de-
seended three miies from shore In Caseo
BAY. The men were dragged through
water AZ rapid rate for two mtIe<, when
they were rescued In an exhausted condl-
lion By the crew ol the ,aeht Meymnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Coupons for Liquor-I.icenses.

In TO the time OF closing bis office yes
teroay Assistant Treasurer Seaton u. lln'-
l., hsd issued sioce the lst day OF May, ibe
be- ginning OF the license year, licenses LOT
ne ..lc al LIQUOR in the city OF Richmond,
tle aggregate amount OF revenue derived
from " hich was S51, 509.S3. OF TINS amount
az. .gI8. Is for one hundred and thirly'three
neen,es was paid in coupons un Ter Coupon
killer No. Ii. C., the coupons preseated
Ior yeritication aud the money deposited
e,tb tLem. All OF these coupons VIII De
~, mn 10 ,he Hustines Court to-day, as
therc ,hoy have TO be verified.
Yesterday was the day designated on
ulicb tbc giaud jury would lndict all
nouor.oealefs who hod not obtsiued their
heenses, Lut action was deferred and the
erard jury adjourned over until next
r'oesfsy. Most of the licenses for which
eoupous were rendered nave been taken
ont ance tbe. new crop OF July ist tseml'
annual interest," l0atured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Miss Van Lew and Her Salary.

The Washington Star OF yesterday eve
Ding saws:
The rccert reduction OF Miss Van Lew,
formerly posimisire,s at Richmond. w.,
from 81, 200 position in the POst-Ofice De-
rariment TO a SI20 position has been the
subject Of considerable newspaper crlii-
cism. When a Star reporter this morn-
ing spoke TO MIR. Roy, the chief clerk
OF the Department, about the matter lie
said: "The question that arose In the case
Of Miss Van Lew was whether the Depart
mont sbould continue 10 peusion her NJ the
rate Of elO0 per month or whether she
slould he given n support. 1t was de.
cided to do the latter. IL her services to
the Government during the war are appre-
ciated the Government should pension her
ond not the Department. It's admitted by
her friends that she is not competent, and
we have simply given the pay to some one
who could perform the duties OF the place."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Rev Holm Jasper,s New Church.

The cornerstone OF Rev. John Jasper's
new church, TO lie built Oh the site OF the old
ore, which has been raZed for this purpose,
was laid Yesterday afternoon by the color.
cd Grand Lodge Of MaSons. In their parade
to and from the ground they were escorted.
by Mount Olivet COmmandery Of col0red
knights Templars, Joseph l.. Lee eminent
commander. There was large crowd Of
spectators present, and the address OF the
occasion was delivered by Rev. J. Andor.
son Taylor. There were also religious eX.
ercisos end brief speeches from Rav.
william Troy. Rev. John Jasper, and
Rev. Trustt, Of Charlottesville. The sing
Ing was by large choir and was very
good. The ceremonies were after the order
OF those usual on such occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Police Court.


The following eases were disposed OF yes
icrday.
John Williams (colorcd), stealing lot OF
cartridges from some person unknown.
Dismissed.
Moses B9kcr (colorcd), stealing a dollar
from John Wciand. Dismissed.
j. W. Anderson, drunk. Fined s. and
costs.
Dennis Dolan, drunk and disorderly on
,hc suCct. Fined g ard costs.
George Burton and susan Harvey (both
colorco), drunk, fighting, and creating a
disturbance. Fined each s. and cpSls.
Jsmts Gunu. a,sauiting and beating
Mhuc Z. Nenanle. security required for
twelve months in the sum of Sl0O.
Edward Mcdonald and Alexander Pat.
tor.m lcolorcGb drunk. Fined each g
ud costs.
H,ury Jones (colorod), asSlulting and
beating Alexander Jones in The street with
whip. Fined - and costs.
Kate B0itz, drunk, discrderlv, and fight
ing IN The public street. Fined Sjand costs.
Jc,eph Heinrich. asSsuliing and beating
HDIy BeIke and wife. Fined - anG
cost.
". B. Fincgan aud Ben Clary, fighting
and being dlsorderly IN the street. Fined
each $3.50 and costs.
Lucy Evans, aSsaulting, cutting, and
Nouudug janc Tcrrtll with knife. with
f,lonious intent. sent on 10 the grand
jury.
Isaiah Price, Lucy Evans, and Jane Ter
ren Nn coloIed). fighting and creating Il
disturbance on the public street. Dis
missed.
Robert scott Ccolored). drunk. Fined
s. 80 and costs.
Frank stewart (cOlorcd) drunk and dis
orderly on The street and sSsaulting,
cursing. aud abusing Mary Jane Washing
ton. Fined s. and costs.
John Hoffman, Many L. Rookie, and
Robert Il. Ilmi, drunk. Fined each s. and
costs.
John Jackson, ay ing ki;e in the street.
Fined 81.
Wilhsm Henry Bryant, q common thief.
Security required for twelve months in the
sum Of 300.
Henry Lewis, Charles Allen, and Moses
Preston, trcspas>ng on the premises OF the
l.ichmoud and Alleehany Railroad Com
pany. Security required for twelve mOnlhs
IN lie sum OF Sl00.
Lee Garnett. drunk. Failed to appear.
Attachment issued.
Anne IMker NcplotcuG asS'ui.'"~' ~
sing, and abusing Margaret Smllh on the
Sreet. Fiued S. and costs.
w. Il, stlrliDg and Charles Williams,
drunk. Fined each g and costs.
Rrt,ic Ferguson, assauting and beating
Leslie Moore. Dismissed.
John \. Upshur, trespassins on the
premises Of and cursing and abusing and
tlrcat0ins to shoot Thomas Ashburner
,, ;t1 q FfstoI Paid PDSte.
Michael O'Roukt. fclouiOusly assaulting
I.eas ThurSton wi h some blunt'nsirnmeat,
with intent 20 XIII, sent On TO the grand
tpfV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Return of sne Gettysburg Men.

Pickeit's men left Gettysburg Yesterday
morning and reached here last nlgat ABOUT
O'Clock. one and all say that they bad
glorious time, and they ore unstinted 10
praise Of all with whom they met. Thev
ssy that Mrs. Pickett was received With
every possible attention and mark OF r..
spect.
A number a members Of Phil. Kearny
Post, G. A. r., met the veterans on tooic
arriNnl az the denOt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Tvree. Not Fertie. Drowned.

A Telegram from New York, dated July
81. says: "As Albert FerrIe. second Off
Ger of the steamship San Marcus, OF the
Cslyeston Line, was going 20 board bis
vessel shortly after midnight this morning
he missed hi, footing on the narrow gang
plank and ftll overboSrd and was drowned.
HIS home is IN Richmond. Va"
There is in the Richmond directory no
such name as Ferrie.
The person alluded TO IL the telegram Is
no doubt +. Tyree. native OF Richmoad,
son Of the late William +. Tyree, and bro
tier Of Mrs. John A. Tyiec, who left
Richmond when fifteen years old. He had
for about ten years been an officer on
steamers running out Of New York, aud is
sad to have been quite popular and ell
elcnt. EIght wears OF his life were spent IN
China. lie was forty-seyen years o.d.
HIS body was found Monday, and he VIII
be buried in New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

Long, feloniously assaulting and wound.
ing Ben. Walker: Robert Jooes, as
sauliing and beating William james;
Isaiah Evans. breaking INTO the hou'e
OF II. Nelson 10 commit larceny;
Andrew spOtswood, breaking and en-
iering the Louse OF II. Il. Oliver; George
Brown and William Jones. feloniously as
srulting JAMES H. Ewell; Richard Allen,
breaking and entering the store OF Burnett
Lewis; James Lewis, felony; james Lewis,
bousebreaking and larceny; Stewart liar-
ris, stealing gold watch from the store oil
4. +. Jabnse.
Misd, meanOrs-Edward King, selling
lottery tickets; ID. B. Jones, steallsg So
;fcm Jlllus Wilikamp, also resisting the
uoice aud stealing 81 from Andrew F0n,e-
uanisi; Albert King. for keeping a gam.
biiug.bouse Julia Lewis, fOr keeping
disordgIly house.
The grand jury was adjourned over till
Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
NuSicnf HInnroe Park.

The first Of the series OF public concerts
was given yesterday evening" at Monroe
Pork by KessDich's band Of fifteen pieces.
There was a big crowd Of good people
present.
The first number was played at 6:lj and
the last at 8. during which time the Who'll
programme and an extra piece were exc
Cuied.
The only complaint was Of the lack OF a
band. stand, as the crowd so hedged in the
musiciaus that II was difficult for the sound
oi their instruments to be heard Ut ! dis
tance.
The next concert will be given to.mOr-
row evening on the Capitol Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Temperauce Matters.

Captain W. c. Dutton, State lecturer Of
the Grand Lodge Of Good Templars. on
Saturday night organized fine lodge Of
the order in Petersburg with siXty.dye
members. He also on Sunday night or
ganized a lodge In Ettrick with thirty
charter rmtmbeIS.
Hon. j. y. Stubhs goes to Texas on July
2jth to speak for the prohibition amend.
ment TO the Constitution.
The office Of G.. W. IIawXhurst, secre-
tary Of the Graud Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars, is BOW located at 1l2 north Ninth
.tvrst.
The first issue Of or Field, the organ
Ct the Good Tcmplars Of District Lodge
No. |, came out yesterday. and Is cred
table little paper Il. Marshall Redfoid is
tho QcifOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
The Contempt Cases.

The answers Of Messrs. T.. Y. Cannon
and Charles l.. Todd TO the rule for con-
iemrt not being sufficiently responsive.
Judge Holiday required further answer TO
DC made. which was satisfactorily done.
orally. Friday, and was written as required
and presented 10 the Court Yesterday. The
answers were not read, aud the eases were
continued until TO-DAY.
An answer was also filed by Captain x.
G.. Scott, which was likewise not rad and
was nOstponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Grana.yury Iuaietments.

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
Mr. G.. A. Ainslie, foreman met Yesterday
aud found the following bills Of indIet.
neat:
Felonies-Georgie Thomas, a0ducting a
girl under sixteen years OF age, &C., also
for taking the girl from her mother and Sc
crsiinr her; Willie Jennings, feIoniously
assauliing and beating II. o. Allen; George
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
what cutting Their Roots Cost.

For some days pa.t workmen have been
engaged in rcsetting the curbstonc along
the .outh side OF Clay street between Ninth
and Tenth, preparatory TO repaying She
gutter. in doing which they found 1t ne
cessary q to cut away some Of the heaviest
roots Of several OF the beautiful maple trees
near Tenth street. The result OF th. effort
10 improve the gutter was that Monday
night during the heavy rain that fell be-
tween IL and o'clock. with no very high
wind blowing, two OF the naples, having
been deprived of their main support, felt
directly across the street. Yesterday they
WIRE Icing cut up into lengths for fire.
uO4d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

Institute 10 issue per cent. bonds rln.
ping twenty years 20 the extept OF 800.
Geo, the payment OF interest a6d principal
70 be guaranteed by the city. Referred to
Finance Committee.
CITY RAILWAY.
MIR. Cutehps offered a petition Of the
Manchester Rsilnay and Improvement
Company-C. W. Turner. presIdent-ask.
ing pcrmission 10 lay tracks and run street
cars ss follows: Double track from Broad
and Nintb along Broad to Fourteenth and
thence u and across Main street to some
point alOr near Exchange alley, and thence
along Fourteenth street 10 Dock, aud
tbene across MayO's bridge 10 Manchester.
REPAms.
SIR. Kaufman offered a resolution asking
he City Engineer why be allowed the Rich
mond and Danyille railroad 10 leave Dock
street in its present torn condition.
Adopted.
BESiCNAJiON WITHDRAWN.
The president presented a letter from
Mr.. A. Pizz'ni Withdrawing his re'igna.
tion as member Of the body, which, the
lCtfCr stated, he did at the request OF seve-
raj parties and for other good and SUN
cieHt reasons. The letter was received
ana fled. Its reading was greeted with
loud applause.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals adjourn
ed the term at wytheville on Friday fhe
Ist instant, baying gone through the
docket -.
JUDE Lewis and wife are at the Ale.
ghany Springs.
Judge Fauntleroy returned to Richmond
on YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
AIuays sage and Surs.

II Is safe TO take Branlreth's Pills az any
time. but to get the best results they should
be taken on an empty stomach before going
to bed. For constipation or dyspepsia one
or t@O taken every night will, In short
tine. perform an absolute cure. IL II well
TO take purgatye AZ least once or twice q
month as preventive Of disease. Bran
droth's Pills are entirely vegetable, and the
safest and most effective purgatiye ever ln-
troduced 10 The public. They have been
used IN this country for over fifty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

The smbulaDec wss called at "a II. VI.
y,s,eraay 10 Confad's provision house,
corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets, where
a eolored man lad one OF his ears nearly
seyered close to the head by having u
esnebt between two hogsheads. Dr:
rogers. assisted by DIR, Riddeli, readered
II : necessary attention, and the man was
,aten a 10 bis bome, 5os west Leigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
R.sc-ynll Yesterday.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. J

lBy Nlcsihpu W euo bAri~"Hl
At philadelphia:
PbiiadClph'nPitiSh iShurgh game scheduled
for to-day was postponed on account OF
rain.
At Indianapolis:
Indianapolis. .....O o . 900 | o. 5
Washngtons .....l . 00O 20 90
Bssehiis: indianapolis, 10; washing.
tons, IL. ErroTs IudIinapohs, |; wash
ingions, s. Batt,lics: Hca'ey and Arundel;
Whitney and Dealty.
At Louisville, n.y.:
Ionisyilles ........0 00l07 702 o-i0
Athletic. . 5000 o.
Base.hii.: loulSyilles, o; Athletics, IL;
Errors: Lousylles, g Athletics, 4.
st Detroit:
peirolls ..........0 90 o 5-l6
Hostons. ..........0 OF . | % l.
Eose.hits: Dctroits, 10; Bostons. Is /;
Frrors: Deiroiis. /; Bostons. 8. Batteric,:
Gcnxein and Briocy; Conway and TATE.
At Chicago:
Chlcagos .......0 o Cd
New Yorss. ......O 0 o 0 i
Ba.e-hits: Chlc1gos, II; New lorks,
lG. Errors: Cbcagos, 3; New iorks, y;
Batteries: Van IIatten and DAILY; keefe
and Herman; Brown and O'Rourke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
The RIues.

Some northern papers have stated re.
Gently that the Richmond Blues, Captain
Cutchins, will spend their summer yacl.
ton in Atlantic City, and that an arrange.
mont has been made with the proprietor Of
the United states Hotel for them 10 quarter
on the lawn. This is not true. The Blues
will 20 to the Old Sweet Springs on their
summer trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Stricken With Puralysis.

About 1890 O'Clock yesterday morning
the city ambulance, in charge Of DR.. Rogers,
was called 10 the wholesale drug-hOuse Of
Purcell, Ladd & Co., on Governor street,
to Dir. w. l.. Heath, carpenter. who
while at work on some boxes was stricken
with paralysis 10 his right side. He was
taken 10 his home, 2jl2 eas. Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Nof Canturpd Vet.

The robber who entered the store OF J
c. Lipscombe, 10 north Ninth street, nigh
before last and stole several suits OF clOthe
has not yet been caught, but the police ar
on the track Of boy who they believe /
the guilty party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
heath at the soldiers HOME.

Dir. ". A. Wade. OF Richmond, formerly
Of Company f, Twenty-ffth Virginia bat
terry, died at the Soldiers Home yesterday
morning at o'clock, 10 the Glty-seyenth
vp.r NJ his aye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Misnf shoes.

We have on hand about 200 pair OF shoes
and Callers. which we made 10 order OF
best French Calf for 81 10 g.. We will sell
for s. a pair 10 close them out. Cali early
and get your choice.
". u. DREW A Son.
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

Yesterday morning Edgar, the ten-year-
old son Of ID. W. BOwleS, Of 1919 FLOYD
street, leaned out OF the sec0n I.story OF bis
residence, and, losing his balance, fell 10
the ground, breaking one leg. Drs. Mosey
and Gray were called In and made him
comfortable. The limb will be set to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Wholesale Liauor-Deaiers.

The new law pertaining 10 wholesale
liquor-dealers requires that they shlll ap-
ply to the Judge OF the Hastings Court for
licenses in the same manner as retailers,
giving bond, security, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
CrHCVIT.COURT MATTERS.
TIC NiOpcr Cases Settled Up-Other
Matters.

Matters.
In NE CITY Circuit Court yesterday what
are known as the SlOper cases, eight In
number, were settled up on a compromise.
II VIII be remembered that last winter a
theatrical manager named SOper left the
city leaving his company in arrears for
salary, board bill. dc. The members OF the
troupe had Mrs. SlOpcr arrested az the
acting manager Of the company and as au
Ascending debtor. As she was unable TO
give security she was committed 10 jail.
There She remained day or 50.
Wren the case was heard Judge Wexford
dccdCd that Mrs. Slopcr was not RESPONSE
blc for tie debts. After her discharge she
hogan suit for false imprisonment against
eight members OF the company and their
sCcurily-W William krause. In seven OF the
cases Judgment is given for Sl3.16 and
ooo,, ",.-cvutin. fn csch ~ cfs VI FIO' duu
i'm The one against Harvey Wilson Tor $3.50,
the full penalty OF the bond.
Hon. John $. Wise was counsel for the
pmutn and Mr.. James Caskie for the DE-
icndanls.
j. n. Thompson a.. II. Il. Jones. jury.
Nudict and iudgmentfor plaintiff for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

Pclizman and Ethel Schwartz; II. =.
BsiIrit ana Odessa Diefce-a'l 0t R"n-
moud. Va; and ". u. Baugb, OF Rich
mond. Va. and Me'ecina Angelina M'lli-
sOa Of CLicayO. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
AUCTION NALESTO.DAY.

JAMES Is. ELAN. 6K p. NJ. two-e,ory brick
dwelling, with large lot, on the Mechanics
Vile turnpike
~ W. BOWIE. SIP. NJ. vacant lot on west Main
street near Lonbardy street
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. NJ, horses,
mules, buggies, phaetons, wagons, aud
harness.